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Thread: No make file for AAC fileformat.
No make file for AAC fileformat.
user name
 2006-04-17 18:11:28 

  


  

    

You can run 'umake' to create the makefiles in any directory that has a
'Umakefil' in it. Or, preferrably, have the build system generate the
makefiles and  build the libraries by setting the target to
"datatype_aac".


--christina


At 03:48 AM 4/17/2006, Sudhagar V wrote:



Dear All,



I have been using helix player application for some time. I
have got all make files. 

But to create library for aac fileformat 

( i.,e., in


datatype
 /


aac
 / fileformat) no make
files are available. How do I build the aac file format libray?



However there is one  in
(

datatype
 /


aac
 /


codec
 /


fixpt
 /


decoder
 / hxwrap ) in this
directory to create raac.dll. 


But no workspace/ make file
is given to create aacff.dll. Please let me know how to create aacff.dll
(aac file format dll). Is it the same step to create amrff.dll or is it
different? 


Please guide me. Thanks in
advance. 





Thanks and Regards,

V. Sudhagar.


PH: 55242424 



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